The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-02-25

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other meeting will be hello to perfect the
phraseology OF the bill, which it is expect
ed will be reported to the senate.
The postoffice department has now in
press an advertisement for new lettings
for mail carrying over star rontes in
Dakota upon which the contracts expire
in the spring.
There is a strong probability that Pater-
sou, N. j., whose chief industry is in its
score OF silk mills, will soon experience
a lockout that will close every one OF
and children out OF employment. The
trouble arises from the strike OF about tii-
teen hundred silk dyers now in progress,
but the question involved is more than the
simple question of wages and hours as be.
tween these men and the employers. The
silk manufactures there are evidently act
ing with a common purpose to test once
for all whether the entire silk industry in
Paterson is to be handed over to the alb
solute dictatorship OF the Knights OF
Labor.
Tor terected at kummersdorf, Germany,
an exact replica OF French frontier forts,
was destroyed in forty eight hours by
new explosive.
The prince OF Wales has engaged quar-
tiers for his stay in Ireland at $500 a day.
The propaganda in Rome will give ban
quet in honor OF Cardinals Gibbons and
Tascherean after the consistory.
Mr.. Strait has introduced bill to place
the name OF Leila Whips on the pension
list. She is the widow OF Lloyd Whips, n
sodier OF the war OF 1912.
Mr.. Clifford has offered Joint memorial
OF the legislature OF Dakota praying
congress for the passage OF the Dawes bill
throwing open o portion OF the Great Sioux
reservation.
Delegate Foolc presented the petition OF
the legislature of Montana asking for add
ditional authority for the Northwest tern
Indian commission to negotiate with the
Crows for the opening OF the Crow reserva
tion in southern Montana.
Wellborn OF Texas has gone homo for the
session, and has left the Sioux reservation
bill in the hands Of Messrs. Peel and Mel.
son. Both gentlemen will make II stalwart
effort at an early day to get the bill up,
but the situation is not very hopeful. the
appropriation bill having right TO every
minute OF the remainder of this session.
Welloorn will be responsible for the fail
ure OF the bill, as il called up two weeks
ago it would have had fair chance.
Secretary Manning placed his resignation
in the hands of the president, to take effect
on the appointment and qualification OF
his successor. This action is taken in or
der to allow Mr.. Manning to accept the
presidency of the Western National Bank
OF the city OF New York.
Pensions have been allowed the follow
ing: Henry Holt, Otsego: Daniel r. Bard,
Elysan. Increased ID. J.. Franklin,
Dodge Center; Edward j. Young, Mime.
tonka; solomon Hayworth, Northfield;
William V. Case. Verndale Charles T..
Hancock, Blooming Prairie; Charles G.
Topping, Litchtield,
The Rarlip Post ca that fr,o q r,
inquiry in the landtag, as to whether war
was probable, Bismarck said: You know
quite as much as do. We live in n state
OF peace; but look at the French prepara-
tions, at building barracks, the position OF
Gen. Boulanger, the constant outcry OF
the French pa triotic league during sixteen
years, then consider what we have to fear
from France.
The following circular was issued
from the national headquarters OF the
Grand Army of the Republic, signed by
in-Chcf Gen. Lucius Fair.
child: In view of tho recent veto OF the dc,
pendent pension bill and of the very great
Importance OF that measure, to many OF
our disabled comrades who need and are
justly entitled to help, it is recommended
TINT posts and comrades everywhere, by
resolutions and letters, immedia tely give
members OF congress, who arc. entitled to
| and viii gladly receive them, expressions
OF opinion OF their approval or disapprov-
| nj OF the principles involved in the vetoed
bill.
| Boston Corhett, the slayer OF ohm Wilkes
| Booth, was declared insane Mt Tope
ka, Kan, and sent to the insane as ylum
Gen. Sherman smokes briar-root pipe
which solaced him during the march thr ougi
Georgia.
| The San Franciso police arrested j. T.
| Stiles and Ii. c. Dean, striking carmen
who are alleged to be the perpetrators o
| the recent dynamite Outragcs on the cable
lines, Stiles had dynamite bomb when
arrested and more dynamite was found il
| his house.
| GOV. Gordon oil Georgia has purchased q
gorgeous carriage of the French style, rich
with silk and silver and rare woods, fol
his own use.
The New York senate by vote OF 2(
to 10, passed a bill granting women tn,
right to vote in municipal elections.
William Edison, bookkeeperforH Hibbart
& Co, Chicago board OF trade brokers, i.
said to be missing, and short in his &C
counts 81, 900 lost in speculation.
Fire at Glendive damaged the Yellow
stone hotel. The losses from fire and re
movals are 81, 900 to the hotel and S35(
to other parties.
The last two bodies at the morguc a
White River junction, VT, were identified
They were those of Peter McLeon OF Ac
ton, Que, and d. Magret, n notary public
OF Shawnegan, Que.
! The district assemblies OF the knights OLA
Dor in Chicago are said to have received al
order from General Master Workman Pow
derly, within the past As hours by whicl
they are directed to Issue no lore genera
| boycotts.
Samuel Walker, attorney general 70
Ireland uader the Gladatone administra
tion, will defeat billion and O'Brien a
their coming trial Tho Limerick hun
had to be abandoned, owing to the pois
onng Of fox hounds.
All forts in Belgium along the frontier Q
France have received a complete war arm
ament. The preparations have been eve
carried to the extent OF mobilizing tn
troops.
1t is expected that call for $40, ,0oO Oo
3 per cent. bonds will soon be issued am
that the entire 3 per cent. loan, OF which
now about $40, 100000 outstanding, wi
be entirely extinguishcd before July 1.
The McGlynn committee has decided t
issue an address to the worklngmen OF tn
United States and Canadian favor OF Re,
DIR. McGlynn and his land thepres, and t
subscribe to the McGlynn fund,
The Lyons (Mish.) food has subside /.
The president pro tenn has laid befor
the senate a Joint memorial sf the legisa
ture Of Montana protesting against tn
abolition Of tho Offices OF surveyors ger
eral. The memorial urges that were tn
business OF these officers transferred t
Washington, as proposed, great delay t
, settlers, etc, would result. The Montan
delegate in congress is urged to oppose b
all haporable means the abolition q! thes
, Offices.
Tho House committee on military affair
has reported adversely on Congressma
Gilfllnn's bill ceding part OF the Ft. Snei
ing military reservation to Minnesota fc
soldiers home. The committee adopte
, the views Of General Sheridan, who o.
pressed the hope chat the bin would nc
become law, principally because he think
the oontiguity Of the home would be fat.
to the maintenapce OF discipline at I'll
posF. The general also antagonized til
bill because he thinks all the land OF IL
reservation viii be required by the Carr
; son, and because he had previously o,
posed similar proposition made in Il
I, u ~ the i't. Leavenworth resersatio,
to appear consistent.
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